Everton’s Jack Harrison can go out to Fulham (Carl Recine/Getty Images photo)
Fulham has set his vision to Jack Harrison as a transfer deadline, despite the fact that the Winger is currently loan to Everton of Leeds United.
According to the Daily MailCottagers are supervising Harrison’s situation near the deadline on February 3.
There were a potential return to Leeds, but that never won traction. Now, a transfer to Craven Cottage could be on the cards as the clock sinks, with the deadline until 23:00.
Harrison’s struggles in Everton ask questions about their long -term future. With Leeds United Ben provided in his position and little indication for him to Elland Road, a new start elsewhere seems inevitable.
A Leeds came up and, given the quality of Daniel Farke’s workforce, it is difficult to see how Harrison would fit the number of allers at his disposal.
A transfer to Fulham could see him for regular minutes while implementing a system that adapts to his strengths and can help him rediscover the form that once made him a key player.
Despite 19 appearances in the Premier League for Everton this season, Harrison has not yet contributed a goal or assistance. His future now looks more and more uncertain, With Leeds or Everton seem to be the long -term solution.
Everton Thrash Leicester City when David Moyes’s second term was raised
Everton began a mischief in Goodison Park as they headed for a dominant victory over a little forceful Leicester City When David Moyes continued his firm return to the club.
What was expected to be a tense battle of relegation quickly became a declaration of Toffees, which removed their opponents into a sensational first half. The victory extends the pillow to nine points above the fall area.
David Moyes’s return to Everton began with a loss of home to Aston Villa, but his impact has been nothing remarkable. Back victories on Tottenham, Brighton and now Leicester have propelled their side to 15th, alleviating their fears of relegation.
However, Wolves’ 2-0 victory over Aston Villa has shaken the background, promoting Leicester in the relegation zone as the battle for survival intensifies.
